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UM-Flint Theatre Students Bring ‘Big Love’ to the Stage
UM-Flint Theatre’s “Big Love” has fifty brides on the run from their grooms. Find out what they learn about love. On stage January 27-31 and February 3-5.
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UM-Flint Alumnus Helps Others Access Higher Education
Clarence “Cee Jay” Jennings, Jr. (’02, ’06) epitomizes the UM-Flint experience for both students and alumni over the past 60 years.
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Alumnus Explores UM-Flint’s Identity Over 60 Years
Matt Bueby, an alumni relations staff member and ’08 graduate from the School of Management, learned a lot about what this institution has meant to individuals through his investigation into…
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UM-Flint Ice Rink’s Second Season Begins Saturday Dec. 10
The UM-Flint Ice Rink is kicking off its second season with a grand opening celebration December 10. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend the free festivities.
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UM-Flint Dual Enrollment Preps Students for College Success
The Dual Enrollment Educational Partnership (DEEP) Program at UM-Flint helps prepare area high school students for college success.
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Tree Dedication Honors Mott Family and UM-Flint’s First Class
The University of Michigan-Flint has unveiled a new outdoor seating area to honor its traditions and celebrate its future, as part of its 60th Anniversary celebrations.
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Shelby Coleman Takes the Lead in UM-Flint’s “Next to Normal”
Shelby Coleman plays the lead role of Diana in “Next to Normal”—a rock musical about a woman’s struggle with bipolar disorder. The play runs October 28-30 and November 4-6 at…
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UM-Flint Celebrates Campus Spirit
UM-Flint, through the Department of Student Involvement and Leadership, is hosting Fall Fun Fest on Saturday, October 22.
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Food’s Future Kicks Off UM-Flint’s 2016 Critical Issues Forum
Today’s speaker, author Tracie McMillan, explored issues related to the future of food.
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UM-Flint Art Students’ Work Impacts Community
The Flint Public Art Project has teamed up with UM-Flint faculty member Benjamin Gaydos’ Design Studio students to put on a public art parade.